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Update of Summer
Campus Announcements

W vor back! Following is a brief
review of some important an-

nouncements made during the summer
months.

Phase III and Squamish
Projects are Approved

Phase III of the College’s five-phase
master development program, as well as
the new Squamish Campus, have been
approved.

The Squamish Campus will house five
lab/classrooms, a library and resource
centre and offices. It will replace the
existing lease facility in Squamish and
will be located close to downtown
Squamish, next to highway 99.

The North Vancouver campus’s four-
storey building will house all student
services, all food services, the ABE/ESL
and ACT labs and classrooms, as well as
a 350-seat performing arts theatre,
general classrooms and administration
offices.

Pay Parking in Effect Sept. 6

will be special guests of the College,
who will be issued a short-term
permit, and registered car pool users.
Pay parking will cost $1 per day,
$15 per month, $50 per term, or $90
per year. Permits will be on sale for
employees only on August 23 and 24
in room ARO11 of the Arbutus
building between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Permits will be available to students
August 25 to September 9 in room
ARO11. Payment can also be made on
a daily basis at a ticket dispenser.
Pay parking will be in effect 24
hours a day, seven days a week and
will be administered by a commercial
service provider. The pay parking
ticket or permit must be displayed at
all times. The first violation will
result in a fine. A second violation
will be an automatic tow away.
Registered car pools of three or
more will park for free. Information
regarding car pooling may be ob-
tained from the Purchasing Depart-
ment located in room ARO18, or by
calling 984-4904.
Revenue from pay parking is

directly applied to the cost of repairs,

maintenance and operation of
P%, parking areas on campus, as
ute well as property leases and
wh parking expansion.

Again

Everything Old is New

As of September 6, parking will no
longer be free in any of the lots or on
campus roadways. The only exceptions

This September, permanent buildings
at the North Vancouver campus will
display new arboreal names.

OLD LD.
A es AR
B Library LB
BS Television Studio TV
G Cedar CE
D Daycare DA
E Fitness Centre FC
F Sportsplex SP
G Horticulture HO
H Fir FR
I Studio Art SA
J J Building J

K Facilities FA
is L Building L
M M Building M
N Maple - MA
1 P Building P

Q Squamish Q
R R Building R

S Sechelt S

Piano Sale Reminder

The on-campus sale of acoustic and
digital pianos, in conjunction with
Kawai Music Canada, will take place in
the Sportsplex on September 9, 10 and
11. More than 80 pianos (new and used)
will be available, including grands,
uprights, and digitals. Employees,
students, and alumni of the College will
receive a special discount on the first
day of the sale. Financing and delivery
will be available. Sale hours are:
¢ Friday, Sept. 9, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
¢ Saturday, Sept. 10, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
¢ Sunday, Sept. 11, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Inquiries or bookings for the appoint-
ment only sale may be made by calling
926-5584. O